fix(key-wallet): ask every account whether a transaction is new, not just the matched ones - #1000
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…just the matched ones The transaction total a sync reports disagreed between runs whose wallet state was identical — 6800 against 6801 over the same 6787 transactions. The counter is fed `new_txids`, so a transaction counted twice inflates it, and which ones get counted twice depends on delivery order. `is_new` polled only `affected_accounts`. That set is not stable across deliveries: an account that matched solely because the transaction spent its coin drops out of it on every later delivery, the coin having left `utxos` when the spend was recorded. Once the account holding the record stops matching, the remaining candidates have no record, and a transaction the wallet has held all along is announced as new a second time. Asking every account instead is the semantics the code already documented — `test_instantsend_backfills_missing_record_in_other_account` describes "the wallet-level `is_new`", which the old loop only delivered while the holding account kept matching. It sits behind the relevance early-return, so it runs only for transactions that matched, and costs nothing measurable. Measured over full mainnet restores: 13 to 14 transactions per sync counted twice, always on the second delivery of a block whose first delivery had already recorded them. With this the reported total is 6787 on every run, equal to the number of distinct transactions the wallet actually holds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019jkiLt3KdPr5jG4ruYELjT
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTransaction novelty detection now checks all wallet accounts for existing transaction records. A regression test verifies that a retained record prevents a transaction from being reported as new after another account loses its record. ChangesTransaction novelty detection
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change prevents duplicate transaction counts when a record is retained by another wallet account. The regression test uses a fixed network setting, a low-risk test-maintainability concern that should be aligned with shared test configuration. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/wallet_checker.rs`:
- Line 1316: Update the Wallet::new_random call to obtain the network from the
shared test fixture or test configuration instead of hardcoding
Network::Testnet, while preserving the existing
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| async fn known_transaction_is_not_new_again_when_its_holder_stops_matching() { | ||
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Remove the hardcoded network parameter.
Line 1316 hardcodes Network::Testnet. Get the network from a shared test fixture or test configuration instead.
As per coding guidelines, **/*.rs: “Never hardcode network parameters, addresses, or keys”.
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In `@key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/wallet_checker.rs` at line 1316, Update
the Wallet::new_random call to obtain the network from the shared test fixture
or test configuration instead of hardcoding Network::Testnet, while preserving
the existing WalletAccountCreationOptions::Default behavior.
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The transaction total a sync reports disagreed between runs whose wallet state was identical — 6800 against 6801 over the same 6787 transactions. The counter is fed
new_txids, so a transaction counted twice inflates it, and which ones get counted twice depends on delivery order.is_newpolled onlyaffected_accounts. That set is not stable across deliveries: an account that matched solely because the transaction spent its coin drops out of it on every later delivery, the coin having leftutxoswhen the spend was recorded. Once the account holding the record stops matching, the remaining candidates have no record, and a transaction the wallet has held all along is announced as new a second time.Asking every account instead is the semantics the code already documented —
test_instantsend_backfills_missing_record_in_other_accountdescribes "the wallet-levelis_new", which the old loop only delivered while the holding account kept matching. It sits behind the relevance early-return, so it runs only for transactions that matched, and costs nothing measurable.Measured over full mainnet restores: 13 to 14 transactions per sync counted twice, always on the second delivery of a block whose first delivery had already recorded them. With this the reported total is 6787 on every run, equal to the number of distinct transactions the wallet actually holds.
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